@donq i do not use any sorts of memory optimizer tools, and as I said before, the issues only happen after pc goes to sleep

Opera had this feature called tab menu where you had a list of recently opened tabs, tabs from other devices and open tabs which was removed and made as an experimental feature then removed completely and replaced with the mostly useless search feature.

Even as an experimental feature is fine as long as I toggle it somehow.

Will it ever come back or am I forced to stay on version 68.0.3618.206 forever?

Opera had this feature called tab menu where you had a list of recently opened tabs, tabs from other devices and open tabs which was removed and made as an experimental feature then removed completely and replaced with the mostly useless search feature.

Even as an experimental feature is fine as long as I toggle it somehow.

Will it ever come back or am I forced to stay on version 68.0.3618.206 forever?

@donq i do not use any sorts of memory optimizer tools, and as I said before, the issues only happen after pc goes to sleep

@donq i have an ssd, this loading is not bottlenecked by the ssd, opera doesn't seem to use all the available resources, and i'd rather not turn off windows page file, i haven't tested this on other chromium based browsers and i will soon, also this issue is recent, only started happening a few months ago, had no such issues before

After pc goes to sleep for any number of minutes then woken up again opera seems to be very slow to the point it takes 5 seconds to load a single tab when you click on it, during this time the browser uses much less RAM and has a high disk usage (about 30MB/s), my guess is that the browser unloads memory onto disk then reloads it when asked but this feature is not made for any pc with enough RAM.
How can I fix this?
I changed to opera gx in hopes of fixing this problem but the problem is the same there.
I quick-fix for this is to close the browser and reopen it but I can't just be expected to be doing this 5 times a day.

@leocg I do not know what that is nor how to do it.

@leocg tried with all extensions removed and no luck

@sorofoku i don't update the browser besides what it does by default, can a fresh install guarantee my data wont be lost, such as pages, bookmarks, etc?

Opera seems to be taking ages to load a tab, even the current one when I leave it open on my secondary screen for a long period of time(30 mins).
After clicking anywhere on the page it shows that it's not responding for a few seconds during which it seems to be doing a lot reading/writing to disk, my guess is that it writes current memory to storage so it doesn't take up space.
How can I fix/disable this i have more than enough ram and the 10 seconds freeze time is infuriating.

Since the last UI update youtube has been performing very poorly to the point where about half the time the video stops and but the audio keeps working properly, any way to fix this?